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Line 1: {{work}}{{Darth Wiki}} Don't let the title fool you...there's definitely disturbing stuff in ''Moral Orel''. Lots of disturbing stuff. Let's just put it this way: after "Nature", Adult Swim [[Be Careful What You Wish For\|asked Dino to make Season 3 as dark as possible]] -- [[Up to Eleven\|darker than anything Adult Swim had ever aired before]]... Line 9: * "Alone", the first episode after the "darkening" of the show. When network execs were treated to a screening it, [[Gone Horribly Right\|they were so disturbed that they canceled the entire series and cut the size of the third season in half]] practically on the spot. * Clay's rant in "Nature". As he goes through his rant, the camera is slowly zooming in on his face, and his voice is getting raspier and louder until his face takes up the entire screen and he's doing nothing but drunkenly moaning and ''screaming''. {{quote\| '''Clay:''' You sit there for the rest of your life, with ''no-where to go''... and ''no-one'' to ''beeeee''! AAAAHHHH!!! ''AAAAHHHH!!!''}} ** The [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HoSv5cygxc&feature=related rant], in all its horrible glory. * Clay's visions in "Nesting" are unsettling, to say the least. And a bit ''too'' Freudian.